Year 2010
Hey stay at home Moms, cut it out. Get a job. You’re wrecking it for the rest of the women who are out in the real world. Either ditch the apron for the business suit or you’re betraying your sisters…. Continue Reading →
What is it with these nutty environmentalist groups putting out ads that are so blatantly anti-human? We all know that they’re anti-human but it just shows they’ve gone so far over the deep end that they don’t even know that… Continue Reading →
This is so completely stupid. I’d comment on it but I have to go pick up the kids from school. Cassy Fiano tears it apart better than I could anyway. Pro-abortion radicals will try to use any tool in their… Continue Reading →
I don’t know if it’s in honor of Halloween or I’m just in the mood for a scary story but I’m interested in what you consider the scariest books you’ve ever read. And please don’t write in things like “Audacity… Continue Reading →
With all the usual caveats about how we may not know the whole story… Last year a priest was fired from his college job becuase the school found porn on his computer. When the school found the porn they questioned… Continue Reading →
Give me an M!O!D!E!S!T!Y! Modesty, which has been suffering rout after rout the past fifty years may just be staging a comeback. And you can credit a group of high school cheerleaders in Connecticut. Rivals reports: last week cheerleaders in… Continue Reading →
Critics of Sarah Palin are riotous, loud and angry but I’ve noticed that their criticisms vary so wildly that it sometimes seems impossible they’re talking about the same woman. On one hand you have the criticism that she’s a backwoods… Continue Reading →
Actually, he doesn’t really rip or destroy him. Worse. He laughs at him. After you watch the piece my headline will make more sense. I think that Stewart actually handled this perfectly.
The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) created a short documentary about the experience of Penn State student/artist Joshua Stulman, whose “Portraits of Terror” art exhibit was censored by the university because it satirized Islamic terrorism. If only he’d… Continue Reading →
‘If I were the mother of a suffering child – I mean a deeply suffering child – I would be the first to want to put a pillow over its face… If it was a child I really loved, who… Continue Reading →